wildfire prevention
Coverage of wildfire prevention in the Nexus archive.
- South Bay goat company faces closure as new CA law triggers massive wage increase for herders
A new California law could significantly increase wages for goat herders, potentially leading to the closure of a South Bay goat company. The law threatens grazing businesses that depend on herders for wildfire prevention.
- Candidate Q&A: State House District 39 – Wayne Kaiwi
Wayne Kaiwi, a candidate for State House District 39, supports investments in wildfire prevention, water security, infrastructure resilience, and reasonable energy innovation. His platform emphasizes infrastructure and environmental initiatives.
- Can California boost wildfire prevention with less cash? A new plan proposes to do just that
State and federal fire officials have introduced a new plan to enhance wildfire prevention in California amid dwindling funding sources.
- Can California boost wildfire prevention with less cash? A new plan proposes to do just that
State and federal fire officials have unveiled a new plan to boost wildfire prevention in California as funding sources are drying up. The proposal aims to enhance prevention efforts despite financial challenges.
- Fire-prone California could lose hundreds of millions of dollars for wildfire prevention
California faces potential losses of hundreds of millions of dollars for wildfire prevention, increasing vulnerability to wildfires. Advocates warn that reduced funding could lead to greater devastation and urge state leaders to take action.
- Fire-prone California could lose hundreds of millions of dollars for wildfire prevention
California faces potential loss of hundreds of millions of dollars for wildfire prevention, increasing vulnerability to wildfires. Advocates warn that reduced funding could lead to greater devastation and are urging state leaders to take action.
- We still aren’t doing enough to prevent the next devastating wildfire
Current wildfire prevention and suppression policies are criticized for being outdated and insufficient in addressing the growing threat of devastating wildfires. The article argues that modern strategies are needed to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
- Fire survivors call for audits of Edison's wildfire prevention spending
Survivors of the deadly Eaton fire are urging state lawmakers to pass a bill requiring audits of wildfire prevention spending by Southern California Edison and the state's two other major for-profit electric companies. The bill aims to ensure transparency and accountability in how these companies allocate funds for wildfire prevention measures.